This is one the best disc golf courses I have ever played. I heard about it through a tournament…read moreand a guy I played with at another tournament highly recommended it. It has the train theme down pat and has 2 different lines (paths) you can go. Some lines share the same teepad and basket. This course has it all! Elevation, tunnel shots, long and open throws, and obstacles.

If you are a disc golf player, you have to travel here. There are 3 courses together in this park…read more There is a clubhouse even though it is closed because of the pandemic. Several practice baskets are set up outside. There is a vending machine. Plus, the pros come here to finish their yearly tour. I played the WR Jackson course and that was the toughest course I have ever played. The fairways are fair but if you get off the fairway, you have a difficult shot over and over again. Holes are extremely long too. It does cost $3 to enter the park then a greens fee of $5. But disc golf is a sport that is better with buddies.

Friendly local park with decent tennis courts. I found tennis hitting partners and tennis coaches…read morenear me on joinplaytennis.com/greenville

Good competition and a very welcoming group! The courts were nice as well. I was a visitor from out…read moreof state and played three consecutive days!

Located off Old Lexington Rd…read more I come here mainly for the outdoor paved walking trail, free of course. I use to play tennis here but the courts have been removed for a parking lot and relocated to Melvin park. The walking trail is mostly in the shade and amongst nature. The amenities listed are 53,000 square foot community center with full gym, 2 racketball courts, fitness area, indoor walking track, and meeting rooms. Six athletic fields, picnic facilities, playgrounds, 27-hole disc golf course. As far as gym equipment goes it is minimal, the basketball courts take up most of the space inside. Racquet ball is at back below the cardio machines. There is a dance studio on lower level for fitness classes. The membership is reasonable $20 a month or $50 for 3 months but it does not include the fitness classes, those are payed separately which I think is a big minus. IMO would use the gym during winter months mainly for cardio. I do like they offer a variety a youth sports like track, golf, taekwondo, cheer, flag football, and more. For long term membership the YMCA seems better option for the nationwide availability and pool use. Local to Chapin this is enough.

I have enjoyed walking and came across this place in the area. It was nice to walk here a few…read moretimes, but after a while, it was old. Also, depending on the day, you might have to be on high alert for disgolf freissbies that might be flying past you. They even have signs that warn people of that. My thing is that it is not super safe. Why would you want to have walking people and flying things in the same area? The inside is nice and celan and there are lots of thinfs todo iff you are a child or a senior citizen. There is hardly anything for adults to do, like in my old state, there were adult teams for soccer, basketball volleball, dance, and workout classes alot of them. Here its a juft a few and that is it. I might come here on different occasions, but very much for kids and their parents, for sure, with the classes.

Such a nice trail for walking, running or biking. Reminds me of Silver Comet Trail, how it goes…read morethrough the backyards of older neighborhoods. The spur down by the river was the trip's highlight. Quite lovely. This trail has all needed amenities... bathrooms, bike tire inflation stations, good signage, and nicely paved asphalt.

The greenway in runs right to the ritzy waterfront area, but there several miles of it. It is…read morepaved, and while on occasions it passes sports facilities or people's backyards, it is generally quite green. It is usually well-attended and I have not had any safety concerns; it certainly feels better than comparable areas on the other side of the river. There are plenty of bikers, but the trail is generally wide enough not to present any major issues of overcrowding. It's definitely a good way to get a taste of the environment without driving too far from the city.

Best park I have ever taken my kids to there is so much to do. There are multiple playgrounds for…read moreLittles and bigs. There's musical instrument stuff water stuff just about anything you can think of at this park. It's just incredible. Best park I have been to.

Great park. Huge and lots to do. It's also very clean. We've been here a few times and it's never…read moresuper crowded. My daughter loves the swings. I love walking around the whole area. The parking lot is huge. I also felt really safe being here. I'll definitely come back especially with the weather being cooler.

The elevation change and length make this course fun - hour and a half or so provided that you…read moredon't lose a disc and burn up time searching for it. The course starts out with no direction or signs, but after you get to the lakeside holes it becomes pretty obvious. Honestly though, unless you're extremely accurate on every shot, you can't play all 18 holes. There are a couple that run along side the lake, with baskets literally on peninsulas feet away from the water's edge. I've lost a couple here attempting to play these holes for the sake of completeness. There is a scuba diver that goes into the lake and retrieves these - if you manage to catch him he'll grab your disc for you if he can find it. He'll call your number if it is legibly written on the disc. I believe he also sells them - he's got loads organized by area code, apparently for a name-your-price type of arrangement. Nice guy.

Overall...a decent park that feels squeezed. Better for experienced players…read more Concrete pads and satisfactory signage. The entire length of the course is placed in between a neighborhood road and Lake Olmstead. There is also a paved walking trail that follows the same path as the course. So, accuracy is a must, or else you WILL lose some discs in the drink, or to a car run-over, or hit someone. Care must be taken to watch for walker/runners using the trail. Given those concerns, this course is probably better suited for more seasoned players who know how to control their hyzer. The course features are Lake Olmstead (obviously), a good mix of distance drives, tree hazards, and some interesting elevation challenges. There is a restroom attached to a barbecue pit building, located about halfway through the first 9 holes. But it's not cleaned regularly so beware. There are also very few trash bins along the course, so dispose of any trash before hand. Holes 1 and 2 are on some kind of practice field, so they may actually be unavailable at certain times. Enjoy!

Huge dog area for big dogs, obstacles to climb on, and a lot of paths to walk on leash through. My…read moredog did get bitten by another dog, but they quickly apologized and left. We walked around then came back to the dog park and there was a husky, barking and lunging through the gate. One bite was enough. Raring 4 stars due to the visitors, not the location.

I love the Park itself; the trails to walk, the various pavilions, live music, even tennis courts…read more But if there is one reason I find myself here time and again, it is the Bark Park. Can you blame me? With two furry family members, I am always looking for a clean and safe space they can run around in. Augusta (including North Augusta) only has a few dog parks and this is a good one. I will say I appreciate the natural shade in the warmer months and the bench to sit (for when they wear me out). The space is a good size and there is a separate space for small and large dogs. I will mention that on the large dog side there is a corner in the back where leaves and such have piled up, making it easy for a dog jump out. I saw one dog hop the fence at least three times on a recent visit. Just be cautious if you're on that side. Again, it is convenient if you are spending time at the Park already and at least worth trying out. But remember, please pick up the poo. Just saying.

Great location central to downtown north augusta with a playground and splash pad for kids. The…read moresplash pad is sometimes not working so it's best to check their Facebook before heading that way if you're banking on that as an activity. Fun disc golf course. Tennis courts and baseball field.

$50/Year for North Augusta residents. Need. I say more? Well I don't need to but I will. They…read moreeven have a secret ping pong table in the basement :) Their equipment is pretty basic but they have everything you need. Several ellipticals; lots of bikes, one stairmaster, and some rowers in basement. They got some new weight machines and a small selection of dumbbells that go up to 50 lb. So no lunks here. The indoor track is big plus too, but the Greeneway is right there so why not just run outside? Also several basketball courts, racquetball, and activity rooms. Even craft room. But just $50/year. Can't beat that :)